Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-13
SOCIAL DOINGS.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stump celebrated
their wooden wedding Wednesday even
ing in a pleasant at their residence
on the Island. A merry party was pres
emit and partook of an elegant rePast ard
wbiled away the hours in dancing. Mr..
and Mrs. Stamp were the recipients Of a
number of handsome presents.
Mr.. C. B. S~tentzel, q popular member
of the Germans Singing Society, was ten
dered a pleasant serensde by the society
"wednesday evening, in honor Of his birth
day. Alter the serenade the visitors were
invited in and spent a pleasant evening.
A very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Mr.. John B. LOTUS, on Thursday
evening. at the residence Of his father, Mr..
NJ. Lotus, on the Island, the occasion be-
ing the anniversary of his twenty-second
birthday. About eighteen couples oil
Young folks were present, aud all spent a
yery delightful evening in various social
amusements, refreshments being served at
n seasonable hour. MI. Lotus was the re-
cipient OF numerous wishes for many
happy returns of the day.
Tuesday morning last Mr.. Jacob CHASER
and Miss Katie Neider, of the South Side,
were married at St. Alphonsus church,
Rev Father Didicus officiating. The at
tepdants were Mr., Sam Ruff and Miss
Bellinger. After the ceremony a pleasant
reception was held at the residences OF the
brides parents on Twenty-second street
Nj. and Mrs. CHASER received a number OF
handsome presents and many congratn'a-
tons.
The Fulton Fire Brigade Ball at Turner
Hall Wednesday evening was a greet sue
cess and a large crowd enjoyed the affair.
Kramer's full orchestra made the music,
and dancing was kept up until ) O'Clock
the next morning
Mr.. Louis Bornenberger WAS rendered a
pleasant surprise party st Bnanenbe!gerS
Hall, on the South Side, Monday evening
Quite a number OF his friends were present,
who spent the evening III a pleasant man
ner, dancing TO Mayors music. AT q sea-
sonable hour a sumptuous repast was DIS
CusseG.
A number of well known and popular
South Side young ladies have handed them
selves into q society to be known as the
II. X. c." They were entertained ny
the Misses Dudley on Friday evening at
their fathers residence on South Chapliue
street, where an enjoyable time was spent
BIZ all At seven a tempting menu was
served, to which all did ample justice.
The affair was very delightful, and future
events of the same kind are anticipated
with much pleasure.
Last Wednesday evening, at 7 O'clock,
a quiet, unassumiGg little Wedding took
place at the residence of Louis Kraft, the
p~opulsr blacksmith, on South Cbapline
str, ct, the contracting parties being his
eldest daughter, Miss Tile, and Mr.. VIII
Blckmyer. The ceremony was performed
BIZ Rev, Ziegelmeyer, the pastor VI tue
Zion Lutheran charcJ, aud " s witnessed
ONLY by the friends and relatives Of the
contracting parties. Both Of the young
people are popular members Of Centre
Wheeling society and will 80 to house
keeping on South Eotf street.
Last evening the residence Of Mr.. Rich
ard Gary, the popular Crescent mill
on Eighteenth street, was the scene OF q joy
Gus gathering. The occasion vas partly a
birthday surprise to Mr.. and Mrs. Gary
ard partly a farewell reception to Mi's
Alice GUrby, their niece. who leaves lor
her home in MckeCsp0rt, Pa tomorrow.
Dick has host of friends AMI they were ont
in force. TIE aflai: WIS gotten up by q
number OF young ladies, who had a tempt
ing array of refreshments prepared. D2uc-
ing, etc, made up the order Of the even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Iditchell gave a
pleasant reception to a large number OF
friends at their residence OF Short Creek
last Wednesday evening which was at.
tended by many OF the prominent people
ia the vicinity, all Of whom enjoyed a
most delightful evening. John PagDe's
string band furnished the music for dane
ing in one room and Samuel Browns band
ia another. Dancing was commenced
early and continued until three O'Clock the
next morning, a splendid supper being
served about midnight. MIR. and Mrs
Mitchell were the recipients OF numerous
congratulations on their entertainment, BIZ
the delighted guests. Among those pes
ent were Hon. John J. Jacob, John Wad.
die and lady, Mrs. Hugh Nichols, Miss
Hannah McMoray, Porter Glass and lady,
George Ray and lady, A. McCullOch, Geo.
Shorts, Charley Rile, Miss Allie La1ear,
Miss Annie Darling, Miss Maggie Ridgley
and sister, Miss Lottie Dlitur, Miss Mag
gle Paris, Miss Kate and Lula Ray, Lille
Ridgely, Mollie Goldthirp, of Pittshurg,
Mr.. Irwin Singleton, Misses Title Dunlap,
Laura Young, Mr.. Harry Tlimble and sis
ter, Miss Dusa Gordon, George Bates,
Miss Dusa Bonar and brother, Harry
Lindsay, John Lazear, ?. A. Cohen, W.
b. North, Joe North, J. d. Springer, f
Baumar, Sam Birch, Harry Lippincott,
Geo. Payne, j. Mckinley, r. Shields, j.
Smith and lady, Harry and Panel Gar
den, A. Gibson, d. Nichols and lady, Vim,
Nichols and lady, Miss Jane Nichols, Mis-
Ella Nichols, Mrs. Rose LippincOtt, and
Vim. Welty, Of Wheeling.
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